Invertebrate Palaeontology
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invert-palaeo:The Giants - Part 3/11Cameroceras - an Ordovician, straight shelled nautiloid estimate
invert-palaeo:The Giants - Part 3/11Cameroceras - an Ordovician, straight shelled nautiloid estimate
In this series of images we set out the morphology of the cephalon of one of our Phacopida trilobite
In this series of images we set out the morphology of the cephalon of one of our Phacopida trilobite
A rare & beautiful red trilobite with crystallised green eyes. An exceptional fossil, fully
A rare & beautiful red trilobite with crystallised green eyes. An exceptional fossil, fully
Hallucigenia – Middle Cambrian (508 Ma)It’s been too long since I featured something fro
Hallucigenia – Middle Cambrian (508 Ma)It’s been too long since I featured something fro
Meganeura – Late Carboniferous (305-299 Ma)Remember a while ago, when I talked about big Carbo
Meganeura – Late Carboniferous (305-299 Ma)Remember a while ago, when I talked about big Carbo
Endoceras – Middle-Late Ordovician (~470-445 ma)For someone who loves invertebrates as much as
Endoceras – Middle-Late Ordovician (~470-445 ma)For someone who loves invertebrates as much as
Dickinsonia – Late Ediacaran (558-555 Ma)I may have been a little too quick to declare the end
Dickinsonia – Late Ediacaran (558-555 Ma)I may have been a little too quick to declare the end
Charnia – Ediacaran (579-555 Ma)I know what you’re thinking. One, this blog is supposed
Charnia – Ediacaran (579-555 Ma)I know what you’re thinking. One, this blog is supposed
Eophrynus – Late Carboniferous (318-299 Ma)Today, we’re going back to the Carboniferous
Eophrynus – Late Carboniferous (318-299 Ma)Today, we’re going back to the Carboniferous
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